I think it's Blaze...who already took a wander out of camera view!  
Amora is on the left in the box-saw her red band earlier.

LOL, lil flaming ball of fur!! OK

http://youtu.be/LsCVaWKHMg0 Amazing, amazing, amazing!

I'll bet that's Amora out!

Hot up there! 

Harlie was a bit younger when she hopped out of the box last year. Ropes there 4 days before banding.

Chillin!

The way they were acting, I knew the bravest would go. It happens! 

I'm not going to get any work done today. I don't even think I can go to the bathroom!

Yup, your done Kat, put the paper work down!

Just off camera, Quest is on the protruding bit of the ledge. I wonder if she's encouraging them out? (Giving us all heart attacks, is more like it!)

The way they were acting, I knew the bravest would go. It happens! 

1 out!!!!!!

Quest teaching them the ropes!  

Why are they still there? Last year also, the ropes were there for a day or 2 or 3.

(movie) beauty's back but DC does not want to look at her! Can you say "Ignore?"

[(4 males)]

http://www.philly.com/philly/blogs/pets/Phillys-City-Hall-fledgling--falcons-soar-again-.html

High above the Center City Philadelphia fray - both the political and street traffic - a nesting pair of peregrine falcons has successfully raised four babies this spring. (4 males)

With little fanfare, for the third straight year the pair of endangered raptors has made their home on a ledge of the 15th floor tower of City Hall, although pairs have nested there as far back as the 1940s.

http://newsminer.com/bookmark/18853521-Sandhill-cranes-band-together-to-chase-fox-at-Fairbanks-refuge

[COATESVILLE ­— A yearling trumpeter swan, rare to the East Coast, has found a new lease on life thanks to volunteers who removed discarded fishing line wrapped around the bird’s bill and neck at Chambers Lake in Hibernia Park.]

http://www.dailylocal.com/article/20120604/NEWS01/120609877/-1/NEWS/concerned-citizens-rescue-trumpeter-swan-at-chambers-lake

COATESVILLE ­— A yearling trumpeter swan, rare to the East Coast, has found a new lease on life thanks to volunteers who removed discarded fishing line wrapped around the bird’s bill and neck at Chambers Lake in Hibernia Park.  

She saw FOOD. DC brought her breakfast!

Whoa, clean your beak DC. LOL